
The Great Song's Powerful Chancellor
大宋权相
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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This is the thirty-fifth post. The book is still quite exciting, but why is it so quiet?
Elephant soldiers aren't afraid of swords, spears, or powerful bows? It seems the author borrowed the elephants from Lord of the Rings…
What's wrong with Liu Zheng? He seems like a completely different person after surrendering. Does surrendering increase one's IQ?
The greatest strength of Wu Laolang's books is that the protagonists often solve difficulties and problems in unconventional ways at the beginning, such as using some very underhanded methods. However, the biggest problem is that even after the protagonists have grown powerful and influential, they still resort to intrigue and underhanded methods to solve problems in governing the country and the…
It's one thing for the protagonist to be despicable and shameless towards the enemy, but training women as spies is utterly shameless. I oppose using women to achieve one's goals.
Having read countless books, this is definitely the best historical novel written on Qidian!
The chapter about meeting the fat monk was just awful… The dignified Jia Sidao sneaked out the back door without his personal guards to avoid a girl… Did the author experience writer's block when writing these chapters? I feel the author overcomplicated things when handling this war. In reality, large-scale troop movements are very difficult to execute with subtle maneuvers.
Using trebuchets to smash ships? Is that even possible?
The body the protagonist transmigrated into was at least 45 years old. In ancient times, that would be with an old man. Transmigrating directly into an old man's body is pretty awesome. I can only live for another 20 years or so.
Sigh, this book is from over a decade ago! It seems to have quite a few flaws now!